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This is a careful, comprehensive and scholarly work which documents the path of agricultural and rural reform in Azerbaijan and persuasively links rural economic performance to policy decisions. Because of the solid economic analysis and the cogent comparisons with other transition economies, it is far more than a study of Azerbaijan. It is a treatise on how policies drive economic performance and how policy differences can explain divergent performance paths in transition economies. -- William H. Meyers, University of Missouri-Columbia
Azerbaijan is one of the few countries which instituted a land reform leading to high agricultural performance. Hence, this book is much more than just a country-specific case study. It will spur the debate on the design of land reform and farm sizes andits impact on world agriculture. It should be required reading for academics and policy makers who want to understand the present poor performance of agriculture in many transition and developing countries and who want to develop policy alternatives whichmake the disadvantaged in the world more self-sufficient. Ulrich Koester, Kiel Universityyy -- Ulrich Koester, Kiel University
Azerbaijan is one of the few countries which instituted a land reform leading to high agricultural performance. Hence, this book is much more than just a country-specific case study. It will spur the debate on the design of land reform and farm sizes and its impact on world agriculture. It should be required reading for academics and policy makers who want to understand the present poor performance of agriculture in many transition and developing countries and who want to develop policy alternatives which make the disadvantaged in the world more self-sufficient. Ulrich Koester, Kiel University -- Ulrich Koester, Kiel University

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Azerbaijan: The Country and the People Chapter 3 Chapter 2. Policy and Agricultural Development in Azerbaijan Chapter 4 Chapter 3. The Design and Implementation of Land Reform Chapter 5 Chapter 4. Outcomes of Reform: Transition to Individual Farming and Sector Recovery Chapter 6 Chapter 5. Outcomes of Reform: Rural Incomes and Poverty Chapter 7 Chapter 6. Conclusion: Looking Beyond Agrarian Reform in Azerbaijan

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      Publisher: Lexington Books
      Publication Date: 2/15/2010 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780739143162, 978-0739143162
      ISBN10: 0739143166

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      This is a careful, comprehensive and scholarly work which documents the path of agricultural and rural reform in Azerbaijan and persuasively links rural economic performance to policy decisions. Because of the solid economic analysis and the cogent comparisons with other transition economies, it is far more than a study of Azerbaijan. It is a treatise on how policies drive economic performance and how policy differences can explain divergent performance paths in transition economies. -- William H. Meyers, University of Missouri-Columbia
      Azerbaijan is one of the few countries which instituted a land reform leading to high agricultural performance. Hence, this book is much more than just a country-specific case study. It will spur the debate on the design of land reform and farm sizes andits impact on world agriculture. It should be required reading for academics and policy makers who want to understand the present poor performance of agriculture in many transition and developing countries and who want to develop policy alternatives whichmake the disadvantaged in the world more self-sufficient. Ulrich Koester, Kiel Universityyy -- Ulrich Koester, Kiel University
      Azerbaijan is one of the few countries which instituted a land reform leading to high agricultural performance. Hence, this book is much more than just a country-specific case study. It will spur the debate on the design of land reform and farm sizes and its impact on world agriculture. It should be required reading for academics and policy makers who want to understand the present poor performance of agriculture in many transition and developing countries and who want to develop policy alternatives which make the disadvantaged in the world more self-sufficient. Ulrich Koester, Kiel University -- Ulrich Koester, Kiel University

      Table of Contents
      Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Azerbaijan: The Country and the People Chapter 3 Chapter 2. Policy and Agricultural Development in Azerbaijan Chapter 4 Chapter 3. The Design and Implementation of Land Reform Chapter 5 Chapter 4. Outcomes of Reform: Transition to Individual Farming and Sector Recovery Chapter 6 Chapter 5. Outcomes of Reform: Rural Incomes and Poverty Chapter 7 Chapter 6. Conclusion: Looking Beyond Agrarian Reform in Azerbaijan

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